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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Fierce Afternoon Storm
A wild storm swept in this afternoon, the second of three storms that may end our seven- year drought here in Southern California. We had high winds and, for San Diego, a lot of rain. The trees on the canyon side … Continue reading
So Tired He Can’t See Straight
Some of the most interesting facial expressions I have captured in my year and a half of daily sketching are on people under the influence of jet lag. This tired house guest of ours is no exception. The saying, ‘so … Continue reading
Nearly Naptime
This sketch is based on one of the many photos I took of family members during our Mazatlan trip. Painting from a photo is a less intuitive process for me than drawing from real life, perhaps because thinking about a photo is … Continue reading
Posted in Body Language, Facial Expression, Groups Interacting, Story Creation, Telling a Story
Tagged Mazatlan, Mexico
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Afternoon Connection
I am especially drawn to sketching people as they connect with each other. As I waited for a friend this afternoon I was caught by what looked to me like the body language of stressful reflection and sympathetic listening. The … Continue reading
Posted in Body Language, Groups Interacting, Story Creation, Telling a Story
Tagged Color, Gouache, San Diego, Technique
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Garage Sale
I had a terrific view of my neighbor’s garage sale from my bedroom window. I liked the action of people looking over items on the tables and, now that we have finally had some rain in San Diego, the contrast of the … Continue reading
Into the Waves
One of the joys of Mazatlan is body surfing in its warm strong waves. I love catching a wave at the perfect moment and then being propelled a long way up onto the beach. I wanted to capture this feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Body Language, Landscape, Story Creation
Tagged Color, Gouache, Mazatlan, Mexico, People
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Beach Frisbee
I am now back in San Diego and have a few sketches from the Mazatlan trip that I have not yet posted. I did a few sketches of people playing frisbee along the shoreline and like the action of the … Continue reading
Posted in Body Language, Groups Interacting, Telling a Story
Tagged Color, Gouache, Mazatlan, Mexico
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